Homemade De-Icer Recipe

RE: Homemade De-Icer Recipe Post By Winston (Guest Post) (06/09/2008) I once used Vinegar and it worked pretty well. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade De-Icer Recipe Post By hwalz (Guest Post) (03/12/2008) For less than $20, you can buy an electric deicer that plugs into your cigarette lighter. Then just hold it over the ice and it melts. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade De-Icer Recipe Post By Carol in PA (Guest Post) (03/12/2008) When I visit my son in law, he polishes my windshield with Rain X. I think it helps with the snow and ice as well as water. Good luck Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade De-Icer Recipe Post By Diana (Guest Post) (03/12/2008) Mine works like a charm everytime His name is Gary and he is my DH lol Report Spam or Abuse Request: Homemade De-Icer Recipe Post by Laurel_admin (393) | (03/11/2008) Contact I'm wanting a recipe for a de-icer, like you use on your windshields, in the wintertime. I just hate having to scrape the ice off. Thanks for any help. Terri from NV Answers: RE: Homemade De-Icer Recipe I have been told to use rubbing alcohol. (12/08/2005) By dpcw RE: Homemade De-Icer Recipe My friends use an old beach towel over the windshield and hold it in place with the windshield washers. Just peel off in the morning! (12/08/2005) By ANNE RE: Homemade De-Icer Recipe Just DON'T use hot water! Your window will explode! (12/10/2005) By RE: Homemade De-Icer Recipe I learned this from another school bus driver a few years ago: Cover the windshield with an old bed sheet when snow or ice is in the forecast. Hold sheet in place by pinching it in door on each side. In the morning just peel the sheet off the windshield. (12/11/2005) By Susanne RE: Homemade De-Icer Recipe "Just DONT use hot water! Your window will explode!" Seriously? My family has done this for generations now and we never have had a problem... (12/14/2005) By Angela M RE: Homemade De-Icer Recipe I recently bought some de-icer when we were having a sleet storm. When I got home and viewed the contents...it was alcohol with red dye in it to make it look more "appealing". Alcohol in a spray bottle will do the trick, just may take a few applications. But always use precaution and don't douse as to get any into the engine. Remember, it is flammable! Great to de-ice door locks! (01/01/2006) By kc RE: Homemade De-Icer Recipe You can mix just a drop or 2 of liquid dish soap with water and add a bottle of rubbing alcohol to it. I use 70% rubbing alcohol in mine but the 50% will work too. You can also add the rubbing alcohol to Windex or windshield washer fluid and get the same effect. Happy New Year! Laurie (01/01/2006) By lauried RE: Homemade De-Icer Recipe In the wintertime if temps get below 10F or so, my washer lines in my wipers sometimes freeze. My lines run from under the hood, up the wiper arm to the center of the wiper. Sometimes I buy the "low temp" washer fluid, sometimes I add about 1/2 cup antifreeze to the washer reservoir. However, you must add the antifreeze BEFORE cold weather sets in. Once your wiper lines are frozen, you have to thaw them with a hair dryer or wait for warm weather. Then wash your windows to get the antifreeze into the exterior lines. It works great and doesn't harm the paint. (01/24/2006) By bulrush RE: Homemade De-Icer Recipe I used Isopropyl Rubbing Alcohol (70%) with a little bit of Windex. It works. I'm not too sure how much better it works then buying de-icer or how much cheaper it is. For best results start your car and crank your windshield defrosters and spray the entire windshield with it. Work your way from top to bottom. Let your car idle for 5-10 mins and you should be all set. (01/16/2007) By josh using hot water Just make sure the water is NOT boiling water, just lukewarm or slightly hotter then lukewarm. (02/28/2008) By jim Report Spam or Abuse